# Pacemaker problem

Mid 60s yo male, recovering from small subdural hematoma s/p fall, VSS, dual chamber pacemaker, asymptomatic despite irregular rhythm strip. Is this undersensing? Appreciate any input / explanation. Pt was d/c’d and I wasn’t able to find out the outcome.

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